It’s nice to hear from you, @travis4; we can’t always be in or post as often as we would like to… Life has a funny way of interrupting that at times. It is nice to hear from you & no worries at all.
I 3rd what @Amethyst & @BryWisteria had mentioned, that any questions you may have between now & then, this would be a great time to ask away!
A witch cooking pot could be a cauldron, or a designated pot that you would use… if it’s a designated pot for say cooking in the kitchen, making simmer pots would a lovely idea for so many uses
- Seasonal Simmer Pot
- Simmer pots
- Spring/Summer Simmer Pot
- My Weekend Simmer Pot
- A Taste of Autumn Simmer Pot
Those are some posts with recipes; you could also make soups or stews to use the ingredients and their correspondences for each one with intention. So a spell of sorts.
You can make up rose or Florida water; those can be used in a variety of ways:
You could make many things from simmer pots, waters, soups, teas 
& others with a witch’s pot specifically for your kitchen. I have one of those myself.
Cauldrons 
are very versatile too! I have 2 smaller ones. Some are used the same way for making different potions in the kitchen (depending on their size). Still, you can also use them for burning fresh incense, or any incense 
really, catching ash, as a fireproof dish for burning candles 
, mixing different ingredients, using water for scrying or reading wax, or another divination method. Some of those things would depend on the size of the cauldron that you have 